Question

The motion of the tip when producing images with this technique determines whether it is described as contact or tapping mode. For 10 points each: 
[10h] Name this technique used to produce extremely high resolution images. The deflection of a laser beam is used to measure how much the tip of a cantilever moves in this technique.
ANSWER: atomic force microscopy [or AFM; accept scanning force microscopy or SFM; prompt on microscopy; prompt on scanning probe microscopy; reject “electron microscopy”]
[10m] The scanners in atomic force microscopes have this property. Occurring only in crystals with no inversion symmetry, materials with this property produce a potential difference when subject to mechanical stress.
ANSWER: piezoelectric [accept piezoelectricity; accept piezoelectric effect] 
[10e] Cantilevers made of this mineral can be used in piezoelectric detection. This mineral is used in watches and is composed of silicon dioxide.
ANSWER: quartz
<Physics>

Back to bonuses

Summary

2024 ACF Fall at CornellfallY815.00100%38%13%
2024 ACF Fall at Ohio StatefallY813.75100%38%0%
2024 ACF Fall at WashingtonfallY618.33100%67%17%
2024 ACF Fall at GeorgiafallY1013.00100%30%0%
2024 ACF Fall at North CarolinafallY914.4489%33%22%
2024 ACF Fall at Claremont CollegesfallY522.00100%80%40%
2024 ACF Fall at RutgersfallY717.14100%43%29%
2024 ACF Fall at IllinoisfallY920.00100%67%33%

Data

Cornell ABinghamton A001010
Binghamton BRIT A001010
Cornell DESF10101030
RIT BCornell F0101020
Cornell GRIT C001010
Penn StateBinghamton C001010
Cornell ESyracuse001010
Cornell CU of Rochester B0101020
Michigan State B CWRU A (UG) 001010
CWRU C (UG)Michigan B (UG)001010
Michigan D (UG)Miami A (UG) 001010
Miami B (UG) Miami C (DII) 0101020
CWRU B (DII) Michigan A (UG) 0101020
Michigan C Michigan State A 0101020
Ohio State A (UG) Ohio State C (DII) 001010
AlbertaUBC A0101020
UW LustUBC B0101020
UW ChastityUW Greed0101020
Boise StateUW Envy10101030
UW GluttonyUW Wrath001010
UW PrideUW Sloth001010
Ohio State B (DII) West Virginia A (UG) 001010
Emory OxfordAuburn A0101020
Tennessee AAuburn B001010
FurmanAuburn C001010
BelmontTennessee B001010
Clemson AGeorgia A0101020
Georgia Tech EGeorgia Tech A001010
Alabama ASouthern001010
South Carolina BVanderbilt A0101020
Emory ASouth Carolina A001010
Clemson BGeorgia Tech C001010
UNC BAppalachian State B001010
UNC CJames Madison A10101030
Liberty ALiberty C001010
NC StateDuke B001010
James Madison BUNC A0000
UNC DAppalachian State A001010
Virginia Tech BLiberty B0101020
Virginia Tech AVirginia1001020
VCUDuke A0101020
Claremont AClaremont C0101020
UCLA BClaremont B001010
UCSDUCLA A10101030
UCLA EUCLA C10101030
UCLA DUSC0101020
Maryland BColumbia A001010
Columbia BPenn A (DII)001010
Columbia J (DII)Rowan A (DII)10101030
Fordham APenn B (DII)001010
Rutgers BMaryland A (DII)10101030
Lehigh A (UG)NYU B001010
Princeton A (UG)Bard A (UG)0101020
WashU BChicago B0101020
IndianaIllinois A0101020
Illinois CNotre Dame B001010
Iowa APurdue C0101020
Northwestern AIllinois B0101020
Northwestern BChicago A10101030
Purdue BNotre Dame C10101030
Illinois DSIUE001010
Purdue AWashU A1001020